reflexactions wrote:
Is there a way to get fcsh to compile a list of modules.
I am compiling all the modules in the application (about 70) from the
command line using a batch file, this takes about 13 mins with
incremental turned on, 20 mins without, I guess most of the time is
being
Reid Priedhorsky wrote:
Hi folks,
I have a UIComponent subclass with Mouse-Over and Mouse-Out event handlers:
this.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OUT,
UI.mouseoutover_wrap(this, this.on_mouseout),
false, 0, true
Hi folks,
I have a UIComponent subclass with Mouse-Over and Mouse-Out event handlers:
this.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OUT,
UI.mouseoutover_wrap(this, this.on_mouseout),
false, 0, true);
this.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER,
Hi folks,
I'm looking for an ActionScript gadget to compute a word-by-word diff
between two chunks of text. The end result would be something like this:
http://inessential.com/?comments=1postid=2607
Anyone can point me in the right direction?
Many thanks,
Reid
Troy Gilbert wrote:
Yes, that's a very appealing architecture. We don't have Flash here,
though, just Flex, and while we could track down Flash, install it (the
University has a site license, but there's paperwork to get it), and
learn to use it, I was hoping someone out there might be able to
Josh McDonald wrote:
I'd just cook up something really simple and use a nice animated .swf
created in flash to do it. Have a still swf and a busy swf, and with
a hundred lines of event handling you could simply listen for start/end
events (or even just provide on/off methods depending on
Adnan Doric wrote:
Hello,
I would like to try the fcsh in my eclipse 3.2 Flex 2.0.1, but can't
figure how to do it or if it is even possible.
http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Flex_Compiler_Shell
I already use Flex Ant Task with mxmlc compiler, so I would like to
switch to fcsh :)
Richard Rodseth wrote:
My flex app lives within an HTML app. I need to inform the user when
the session has timed out, and redirect them to login. I'm interested
in strategies for handling session timeout, and I also have a specific
question about SuperImage.
One of the places the app
Dear all,
We are looking for a decent throbber to give the user some feedback when
our application is loading data or thinking.
We have been using jamesjaco's Loading Spinner from the Flex Component
Exchange, but it chews up quite a lot of CPU and leaks memory rather
badly (several hundred KB
carlos m wrote:
Hey Reid,
Don't think there is a built-in function that will do that for
you--not that I am aware of anyway--but there is definitely a way of
implementing it! Check out this blog post by the awesome guys at
polygonal:
Hi folks,
I'm looking for a way to swap two variables without coding the swap
manually with a temporary variable. In other words, what I have now is:
temp = a;
a = b;
b = temp;
In C, I could write (assuming a properly written swap() function):
swap(a, b);
In Python, I could
Hi folks,
We have a small Python wrapper which enables fcsh to be used from make
(i.e., you can say fsch-wrap at the regular shell prompt rather than
compile 1 at the fcsh prompt). It works by creating a daemon process
to wrap fsch's input and output.
I thought that some of you might find it
Gordon Smith wrote:
To make your component receive mouse events even in its transparent
parts, fill those areas using 'graphics' with an alpha of 0. The Flash
Player's mouse-detection logic doesn't care whether the pixels are
opaque or transparent, it only cares that they have been drawn.
Hi
mike.cantrell wrote:
One small problem still..
Now the lines drawn in the canvas are bleeding into other container.
For instance, if I scroll down too far, the lines in the canvas will
show in the parent containers (the panel that the canvas belongs to
and the application canvas).
I am
Roman Protsiuk wrote:
Try
mx:GridItem width=100%
mx:Label id=route_from width=100% minWidth=0 /
/mx:GridItem
No dice, unfortunately. :(
I was able to achieve a decent workaround with judicious use of
autoLayout=false and horizontalScrollPolicy=off -- no more rogue
expansion, the truncation
Hi folks,
I have the following MXML snippet:
mx:Grid autoLayout=false
width=100%
verticalGap=0
mx:GridRow width=100% verticalAlign=middle
mx:GridItemmx:Label text=From://mx:GridItem
mx:GridItem width=100%
Matt Chotin wrote:
There isn't right now. We are looking to add one into the next major release
of Flex.
Does that mean Flex 3.0?
If so, speaking for myself I'd love one sooner, even if it's imperfect
and has to live on Adobe Labs for a while.
Reid
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FAQ:
Hi guys,
Do you have any suggestions on profiling my Flex 2 application? Any
tools you like?
Thanks,
Reid
Hi folks,
I have the following code:
mx:Grid width=100%
mx:GridRow width=100% verticalAlign=middle
mx:GridItemmx:Label text=From://mx:GridItem
mx:GridItem width=100%
mx:TextInput id=rf_from width=100% height=40/
Hi folks,
I have a component which is a subclass of UIComponent. I would like it
to receive mouse events (MouseDown, MouseUp, and MouseMove,
specifically) even in areas where there are no children and I have not
drawn using this.graphics.
Is this possible? Do any of you have ideas on how to
Hi folks,
I am trying to create a custom button in AS3 using the Flex 2 SDK. It is
pretty simple; I just want it to be a wedge shape that I can rotate to
point in an arbitrary direction. My code is attached below, but I'm
stuck on two issues:
1. Making it behave as regular buttons do in terms
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